The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Ali Akbar Salehi, said today, Friday, that Tehran has started enriching uranium to 60% at its Natanz plant site days after an explosion at the site.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Muhammad Baqir Qalibaf announced today, Friday, that Iranian scientists have been able to obtain an amount of “enriched uranium” of 60%.
The Iranian parliament speaker posted a tweet on his official Twitter page, in which he wrote: “I am proud to announce that at exactly 00:40 last night, young and pious Iranian scientists managed to obtain a 60% enriched uranium product.
Qalibaf added in the tweet: “Congratulations to the brave Islamic people of Iran on this success. The will of the Iranian people works miracles and will foil any plot.”
Iranian President Hassan Rohani said yesterday, Thursday, “We will stop uranium enrichment by twenty and sixty percent in case sanctions are lifted against Iran,” adding that if Washington returned to the nuclear deal, the enrichment rate in Iran will not be higher. above 3.67%.
